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Update How-to-conclude-Data-Exchange-Contracts document #151

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Added How-to-conclude-Data-Exchange-Contracts document.

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docs/regulatory-framework/10000ft/data-exchange-contracts.md:27

  • The word 'facili-tates' is incorrectly split. It should be 'facilitates'.
The RC facili-tates the conclusion of data exchange contracts and the subsequent exchange of data.

docs/regulatory-framework/10000ft/data-exchange-contracts.md:49

  • [nitpick] The phrase 'specifying certain Technical Policies (including who may view and use which data set and engage with DP's RC: "Access and Usage Policies")' is awkwardly phrased and should be reworded for clarity.
DP will specify the data set it wishes to exchange with one or several DC, by referencing a Predefined Policy, specifying certain Technical Policies (including who may view and use which data set and engage with DP's RC: "Access and Usage Policies") as well as related legal terms.


Data providers & data consumer have the option of concluding bilateral contracts (supplier contract, ...) within the confines of Predefined Use Case Frameworks that clarify additional terms that the two parties want to specify. These bilateral contracts should be referenced in the policies used with the RC. Moreover, when using Catena-X to exchange data outside a given Use Case and thus Predefined Use Case Framework, bilateral contracts outside of Catena-X are strongly recommended.
Where DP and DC are free to conclude any contracts in compliance with the Governance Framework. In such case, they should pref-erably reference those contracts in the policies used with the RC, whereas the parties have full discretion how they refer to such poli-cies in their contracts.
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The words 'pref-erably' and 'poli-cies' are incorrectly split. They should be 'preferably' and 'policies'.

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Where DP and DC are free to conclude any contracts in compliance with the Governance Framework. In such case, they should pref-erably reference those contracts in the policies used with the RC, whereas the parties have full discretion how they refer to such poli-cies in their contracts.
Where DP and DC are free to conclude any contracts in compliance with the Governance Framework. In such case, they should preferably reference those contracts in the policies used with the RC, whereas the parties have full discretion how they refer to such policies in their contracts.

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@AnnKaCatX shouldn't these changes be done in the private repository and then synced via the script?

@jSchuetz88 jSchuetz88 self-requested a review December 20, 2024 07:17
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